Late in the afternoon on Friday, 11 May, I was at work in Suffolk County. I wouldn’t get done until 10 PM. When the...
When it comes to initiatives that promote birding, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology is hard to beat. The lab at Sapsucker Woods is where...
In the very back of my first bird identification field guide (Audubon, green, Eastern US) there were several blank pages. Since neither the Internet...
And the air miles, and highway miles just keep racking up. This week finds us flying from Melbourne, Australia, to Alice Springs, in the...
This is a continuation of the story about landing in Melbourne, Australia, and I will cover our afternoon the first day and my visit...
I have been looking forward to this visit for some time. We landed in Melbourne, where we had rented an Air BNB for three...
A couple of weeks ago a group of New York’s better birders were out birding in Suffolk County when one of the four found...
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